Eight sizes, each one fitted on a body that size.
Most ranges grade one pattern up and down. This one is fitted at every size, which is slower, and it is the only way the ends of a size range come out right.
Body measurements
All measurements are of the body, not of the garment, in centimetres. Where you fall between two sizes, the fit note on each piece says which way to go.
| Size | Bust | Underbust | Waist | Hip |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XXS | 76–79 | 63–66 | 58–61 | 84–87 |
| XS | 80–83 | 67–70 | 62–65 | 88–91 |
| S | 84–88 | 71–75 | 66–70 | 92–96 |
| M | 89–93 | 76–80 | 71–75 | 97–101 |
| L | 94–99 | 81–86 | 76–81 | 102–107 |
| XL | 100–105 | 87–92 | 82–87 | 108–113 |
| 2XL | 106–112 | 93–99 | 88–94 | 114–120 |
| 3XL | 113–120 | 100–107 | 95–102 | 121–128 |
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How to measure
A soft tape, a mirror, and no shoes. Measure over bare skin or a thin layer — not over the garment you are replacing.
Around the fullest part, tape level all the way round and level with the floor. Stand normally — do not hold a breath.
Directly beneath the bust, snug. This is the measurement the band is graded from, so take it twice.
The narrowest point, usually about 25 mm above the navel. Bend sideways — the crease is the waist.
Around the fullest part of the seat, feet together, tape level with the floor.
How the bra shelf grades
Band width, shelf depth and strap width are graded independently of the body. A larger size gets a wider band because a wider band is what a larger frame needs — not because the pattern was scaled.
| Size | Band width | Shelf depth | Strap width |
|---|---|---|---|
| XXS | 32 mm | 90 mm | 16 mm |
| XS | 34 mm | 95 mm | 16 mm |
| S | 36 mm | 100 mm | 16 mm |
| M | 38 mm | 106 mm | 16 mm |
| L | 42 mm | 112 mm | 22 mm |
| XL | 46 mm | 118 mm | 22 mm |
| 2XL | 50 mm | 125 mm | 22 mm |
| 3XL | 54 mm | 132 mm | 22 mm |
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Between two sizes
- For the Tanks and the Longline Tanks, take the smaller size for support and the larger for ease.
- For the Leggings and the Rib Bike Shorts, take the smaller. The rib gives across the leg and you will lose compression by sizing up.
- For the Boxy Crews, the Cropped Tees and the Hoodies, take either — they are cut boxy and the difference is drape, not fit.
Help us get it right before we cut.
Every size in the range is fitted on a person of that size. If you would like the garment to fit you specifically, join the council: you receive samples, you keep them, and you are asked to be blunt. Unpaid, and genuinely useful.